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    The document defines contractions as words made by combining two words with an apostrophe showing where letters have been left out. It provides examples of contractions combining pronouns and verbs like "I'm" and "he's" as well as verbs and "not" like "can't" and "won't". Exercises are included for students to practice identifying contractions in sentences.

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    Grade 2

    Contractions
    What is a contraction?
    A contraction is a word, made by
    putting two words together.

    When joining words together, an


    apostrophe is added to show
    where a letter(s) have been left
    out.
    Some contractions combine a
    pronoun and a verb.
    I + am = I’m
    He + is = He’s
    We + are = we’re
    You + will = You’ll
    They + are = They’re
    Exercise 1

    he’s
    1. Andy is drawing, and _____
    coloring the picture.
    2. The sun is shining, and
    ____
    it’s bright.
    3. ____
    I’m waiting to go by bus.
    Some contractions combine a
    verb and ‘not’
    Can + not = can’t
    Is + not = isn’t
    Do + not = don’t
    Will + not = won’t
    Are + not = aren’t
    Exercise 2
    won’t miss the party.
    1. I ______
    don’t believe that.
    2. We _______
    can’t drink soda.
    3. She _______
    aren’t having fun.
    4. They ________
    That was fun!

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